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 1    1,   1|          of the word revealed by Christ Jesus3 and with the assistance
 2    2,   6|    anxieties of the followers of Christ. Indeed, nothing genuinely
 3    4,  29|       which is fully realized in Christ.~However, in trying to achieve
 4    4,  31|                     31. Faith in Christ the Redeemer, while it illuminates
 5    4,  31|         Colossians, we read that Christ is "the first-born of all
 6    4,  31|          begins from eternity in Christ, the perfect "image" of
 7    4,  31|  reconciliation" accomplished by Christ (cf. Col 1:20).~Here the
 8    4,  31|     sharer of his glory in Jesus Christ risen from the dead, in
 9    4,  31|         fullness which dwells in Christ (cf. Col 1:19) and which
10    4,  31|      relationship to the work of Christ. In other words, one can
11    4,  31|          as they are redeemed by Christ and destined for the promised
12    5,  40|       the distinguishing mark of Christ's disciples (cf. Jn 13:35).
13    5,  40|   redeemed by the blood of Jesus Christ and placed under the permanent
14    5,  40|        the brotherhood of all in Christ - "children in the Son" -
15    6,  41|        proclaims the truth about Christ, about herself and about
16    6,  42|     seeks to imitate the life of Christ, but it applies equally
17    7,  46|           The freedom with which Christ has set us free (cf. Gal
18    7,  47|          redemptive influence of Christ, who "united himself in
19    7,  47|  inspired by the Gospel of Jesus Christ. We can find here a new
20    7,  47|      created by God, redeemed by Christ, made holy by the Spirit
21    7,  48| illumined and transfigured, when Christ presents to his Father an
22    7,  48|          Blood of the Lord Jesus Christ, the Son of God and Son
23    7,  48|         following the example of Christ, who in this sacrament lays
24    7,  48|        personal commitment, like Christ's and in union with his,